But Wang's wife Shirley is not forgiving. She sent a statement to the court that was read aloud.

"My late husband Paul would have been 69 years old this year and we would be celebrating our 40th wedding anniversary. Instead, he is in a grave and I am alone," she said.

She asked that Harris be kept in prison for life.

But a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision said it was cruel to lock up teenagers for life without parole. So both Harris and Massey are back for automatic new sentences of 25 years to life. If the state Indeterminate Sentencing Review Board agrees, they could be released in the next several months since they've already served 25 years.

However, it's also possible the board could vote that one or both remain in prison the rest of their lives which is something the prosecutor's office supports.

"We believe that the life without parole sentence that was imposed originally was appropriate," said deputy prosecutor Jared Ausserer.

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The marina where the murder took place is now just charred remains with the Wang family saying it's hard to move on.

But Harris hopes this situation leads to his release so he can start a new life with his new wife Anna, vowing to be a productive member of society.